would you go to war for your country iyc?
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no im going on the first flight to argentina

>>212206138 (OP)
My country doesn't exists

>>212206138 (OP)
no

>>212206138 (OP)
Saw a guy like that here.
He was young too, like 25-30 year old.
Why does he wear socks btw

>>212206193
You saw a guy missing both his legs?

changed his vpn again award

>>212206257
Yes, with two prosthetics and one of those canes.
He was walking up stairs and struggling

>>212206138 (OP)

>>212206193
>>212206349
how badly of an ick would this provoke in the mind of a woman, seeing a guy who doesnt even have any legs stumbling around, i bet his gf wanted to leave him the milisecond he got his legs blown of but stuck around for a few more months just cuz she felt bad for him
>>212206294
as if russian men arent having this happen to them aswell lol, fighting for any country is completely cucked, thats why ur in romania rn instead of some trench

>>212206349
>and struggling
Must've been fresh, if he was born like that he would've mastered going up stairs quite easily.

>>212206138 (OP)
Yes, against the US.

I kinda have to

>>212206138 (OP)
yes

>>212206484
>fighting for any country is completely cucked,
True
Plus historically only the bottom of society ever got drafted into wars.

Even in the WWII most of the males recruited were first the poorest, only after severe shortage of poorfags that they started recruiting people with skills

>>212206503
He was probably injured in war and recently finished rehab

>>212206138 (OP)
only if the war involves colliding a huge rock into earth to permanently obliterate it

>>212206138 (OP)
in an event of an invasion inside my cunt, yes.
in the event of dying for zogsrael or america, fuck no

>>212206138 (OP)
>going to war for a country wich is actively trying to replace your race, where u dont own any property, where they forced u to wear a cuck mask for a year and wanted to jab u 100x
yeah no thanks. im good. take me to prison instead

>>212206138 (OP)
What's the point for him to wear shoes ?

>>212206138 (OP)
I would die for this man.
This is Western Civilization. This is our leader against brown Orcs like Putler.

>>212206686
>Firstoid once again complaining about meaningless issues while living in the wealthiest place in the history of mankind
No fucking wonde you're being replaced. What women would want a eternal manchildren as father of her kids?

>>212206579
For most of history, serving in the military was the best way to climb the social ladder. The nobility of most premodern civilizations were encouraged if not expected to serve

>>212206294
NAFO gypsy remember when you got caught red handed screenshotting posts and editing flags in Photoshop?
Why did you lie NAFO gypsy?

>>212206700
rubber soles perhaps, replacing shoes sounds easier than replacing custom parts.

>>212206138 (OP)
I think Chris Rock put it into fine words back in 1999.

>When the war's over, I'll be the [epiphet for gay men] with two legs

>>212206706
Idgi

>>212206730
>. The nobility of most premodern civilizations were encouraged if not expected to serve
It's a lot different serving as a officer instead of a random hobo that's got to be sent to die as cannon fodder

>>212206774
>12 year old phtosohoped images
Oy vey!

>>212206774
To be fair Putin has never been pro-Israel, which is a massive positive point for him

>>212206816
Or as a knight btw
Wars were not as deadly in the past as it is know, and death was rarer for people that could afford armour

>>212206831
I thought that was a dude with a huge head at the beginning

>>212206773
>casualties of gwot are 2%
98% of participants came away completely unscathed. Pretty good chance you wouldn't be harmed. Of course, who knows what a conventional war would look like

>>212206816
>>212206887
It was still quite common for nobles to be killed in battle, and serving as an officer or enlisted isn't really the question most of the time because one is only slightly less dangerous than the other. The most notable exception being the romans of extremely high status being given the position of tribunes, which was more or less an honorary position in the legates retinue meant to get future legates and senators ready for actual command

>>212207062
The difference is that officers have a clear career that'll provide a high status and income, while the best a conscripted soldier can hope is a pension for disabilities